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Coming Up in Lent 2019!
Friday Soup Supper and Stations of the Cross at the Church of the Holy Spirit. Fridays in Lent starting March 8 - April 6:00 Soup Supper; 7:00 Stations of the Cross. $5 per person, $20 per family. All are welcome!
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Welcome!
St. Joseph's Church: welcoming, grateful,
loving disciples of Jesus Christ. We are a Church of mercy.We invite you to join us in witnessing to the love of Jesus Christ in the world. We are a growing community with a diverse mix of new families, teens, young adults, and seniors who have been with St. Joseph’s since it was the little Church on the hill on Penfield Road. All are welcome. All are part of the fabric that makes us Church. Join us for Mass and introduce yourself! To see a welcome greeting from Fr. Jim Schwartz, our pastor, please click here.
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Response to Clergy Abuse
St. Joseph's Church is committed to keeping you informed about recent reports of abuse against minors by Catholic priests in Pennsylvania or anywhere in the U.S. Below find a link to the full PA Grand Jury report as well as official Church statements. In Reflections from St. Joe's please find a letter from our pastor, Father Jim Schwartz.
Link to PA Grand Jury Report
Statement from the Vatican
Statement from the USCCB
Statement for the New York State Bishops
St. Joseph's Celebrated a Mass for Healing on August 29, 2018 -
Reflections from St. Joe's
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March 13
That moment we recognize that God stays with us, changes us. Prayer helps us to discern God’s presence and be transformed by the encounter, even if we don’t realize right away that God is with us.Read More -
February 7
...This is where the heart and soul of our parish life is: grounded in the Gospel call to share the Good News and care for the poor. Recently some critics of the Church would have you believe that you have another mandate: to withhold your support of Gospel-missioned parishes and diocesan initiatives as a way of standing with the victims of clergy sexual abuse. We as a community of believers always stand with the victims of sexual abuse. We, as a parish staff, share our resolve that this mandate to withhold support is wrong-hearted. The withholding of support for the good work of Catholic parishes does not provide the love and support and care that these victims deserve; it only serves to harm others.Read More
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Pope Francis Updates
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Pope Francis recognized the martyrdom of an Italian missionary killed in Myanmar and seven Romanian Catholic bishops -- one of whom was secretly named a cardinal by St. Paul VI -- persecuted during...
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The Vatican is greeting the visit to Italy of Chinese President Xi Jinping later this week with a new round of overtures and says the "door is always open" to dialogue.
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